s, and rejoiced in his new hopes of happiness.

So Dick has achieved FAME and FORTUNE,--the fame of an honorable and
enterprising man of business, and a fortune which promises to be very
large. But I am glad to say that Dick has not been spoiled by prosperity.
He never forgets his humble beginnings, and tries to show his sense of
God's goodness by extending a helping hand to the poor and needy boys,
whose trials and privations he understands well from his own past
experience. I propose in my next story to give an account of one of
these boys, and shall take the opportunity to give further information
in regard to some of the characters introduced in this volume. This
story, the third in the Ragged Dick series; will be entitled

MARK, THE MATCH BOY;
OR,
RICHARD HUNTER'S WARD.

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HORATIO ALGER'S Successful Juvenile Books.

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Ragged Dick Books.

I. RAGGED DICK; or, Street Life in New York. II. FAME AND FORTUNE; or,
The Progress of Richard Hunter. III. MARK, THE MATCH BOY. IV. ROUGH AND
READY; or, Life Among New York Newsboys. V. BEN THE LUGGAGE BOY; or,
Among the Wharves. VI. RUFUS AND ROSE; or, The Fortunes of Rough and
Ready.

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Tattered Tom Books.

A Continuation of the Ragged Dick Series.

FIRST SERIES, in Four Volumes

I. TATTERED TOM; or, The Story of a Street Arab. II. PAUL, THE PEDDLER;
or, The Adventures of a Young Street Merchant. III. PHIL, THE FIDDLER;
or, The Young Street Musician. IV. SLOW AND SURE; or, From the Sidewalk
to the Shop.

SECOND SERIES.

I. JULIUS; or, The Street Boy out West.

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Luck and Pluck Books.

FIRST SERIES, in Four Volumes

I. LUCK AND PLUCK; or, John Oakley's Inheritance. II. SINK OR SWIM; or,
Harry Raymond's Resolve. III. STRONG AND STEADY; or, Paddle your own
Canoe. IV. STRIVE AND SUCCEED; or, The Progress of Walter Conrad.

SECOND SERIES.

I. TRY AND TRUST; or, The Story of a Bound Boy. II. BOUND TO RISE; or,
How Harry Walton rose in the World. III. RISEN FROM THE RANKS; or, Harry
Walton's Success.

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Bold and Brave Books.

_To be completed in Four Volumes._

I. BOLD AND BRAVE; or, The Fortunes of a Factory Boy.

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Campaign Books.

I. FRANK'S CAMPAIGN. II. PAUL PRESCOTT'S CHARGE. III. CHARLIE COD